Guide for First-Time Attendees

If you are interested in Debian, register for MiniDebConf
If you are part of the Debian community, or want to get involved; also register for MiniDebCamp
Read the schedule for MiniDebConf and MiniDebcamp, as well as the Code of Conduct
The debian-switzerland Mailinglist is used to spread important information about the event. Please subscribe.
Please join #debian.ch on IRC or matrix and feel free to introduce yourself there. The channel is used to get in touch with each other before and during the event.
Ask on the event channels for accessibility needs, local logistics, anything else you’d like to know.
Feel free to contribute to the wiki page of the event.
Meet and get to know people from local and international Gnu/Linux and FOSS community.

What it is

Community-run mini Debian conference (MiniDebConf). A local event with talks and workshops about Debian development and usage.

Be respectful and follow the code of conduct.
Be proactive: pick sessions, join discussions, ask for help.
Contribute at your comfort level (docs/triage for beginners; packaging/infrastructure for experienced contributors).

Concentrated hacking, mentoring, release prep, documentation, and planning.

Bring essentials: laptop, charger, adapters, headphones (if you want to listen to music, while hacking).

Typical activities:

Time commitment: flexible; join for a few hours or full days.

The event is for free. Donations and support of any kind is welcome!